I get what you mean and having chased after certain weapons it dies aggravate myself to a certain point that the creators of this game take you one direction and it makes you believe you are establishing your own foundation from day one then all of a sudden they do a 180 on you. It's a sign that while they did a "plan" for a ten year game the more money was spent in the actual ways to fuq up the way or the oath for which your grinding towards no matter whether it's weapons, guns or glory. Bottom line is the creators of this game sometimes I believe are bipolar, if they wanted something more catchy than final fantasy then don't make every new version of the destiny game totally different, build on one another. Instead it's following just like final fantasy, every full version of the game is totally different only exception is if you want to bring the old gear forward you can you just won't be fighting with the best weapons. I really thought when this game came out that the creators had really thought this our better instead they just spent more money on a game to toss you from one direction to another. Me, I would not have introduced all the enemies at the very beginning and then each new sequel of the game made it about one of the enemies, I would have tied new enemies in with each sequel, added some new gear and weapons as we went along but not made others obsolete along the way. Either way I'll play TTK but I'm still not going to be as big of a fan of Destiny as I could be because this game was not thought out very well.